Set the art direction before anything else — rendering style, colour treatment and lighting carry through both the image and the video prompt.
The overall rendering treatment — photoreal, painterly, anime, 3D and more.
The colour and contrast treatment applied across the frame.
The dominant light source and quality shaping the scene.
Describe what's happening and where. These fields are written once and feed both the image and the video prompt.
Configure the still frame — how much is in view, from which angle, and through what glass.
How much of the subject is in frame, and from where.
Shot size presets these — adjust freely afterwards.
Derived automatically from shot size, or set your own.
Bring the frame to life — how the camera moves, how the subject behaves, and what they're feeling.
How the camera itself travels through the shot.
Pick a reference behaviour, describe your own, or combine both.
Your finished prompt, assembled from every step. Copy it, inspect its structure, or jump back to adjust anything.
One worksheet per field, with columns key, cat, label, phrase plus optional focal, ap, dist, heightMul, roll, special. Files are parsed in this browser and never uploaded.
The interface blends continuously between dark and light rather than snapping between two modes.
Theme, selections, toggles, scene text, custom entries and notes stay in this browser. Imported spreadsheets are never stored.
Camera Rig Studio · RIG 3.0 — a single-file, offline-capable prompt workstation. No backend, no telemetry, no account.
Style sets the look, Scene sets subject and setting, Image configures the still frame, Video configures motion and performance, and Review shows the finished, copyable prompt. Jump to any step from the rail at any time — nothing is locked.
The small switch decides whether a field appears in the prompt. The lock protects a field from accidental change while keeping it in the prompt.
Refine performs local text cleanup — whitespace, punctuation and duplicate clauses. It never contacts a server or a model.